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Castor oil

Castor oil

€6,95 – €24,95

Rebalance it.

Treat your horse from:

Inside with herbs, working on organs of the horse.

Outdoors with this product this is aimed at the skin condition.

  • Benefits of castor oil for horses is its ability to soothe dry and scaly skin.
  • Anti-inflammatory properties.
  • Valuable against minor wounds, abrasions or insect bites on horses
  • Ideal for horses prone to skin problems such as eczema or dermatitis
  • Excellent ingredient for veterinary care to grow and thicken horses' manes.

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Description

Why exactly Paardenkriebels's products?

Unfortunately, there is no miracle cure for all skin conditions, but fortunately there are natural-based products that can keep the symptoms under control and improve the horse's quality of life or solve some of them. How likely it is that it will work on your horse clearly differs in what is offered on the market. The products of Paardenkriebels have proven themselves to have a high chance of success. Always try them out and always do so on a piece of skin to see how your horse reacts.

If you are in doubt about which product is best for your horse, feel free to send me an app. It may also be that an outside treatment is not enough and your horse needs to be treated from the inside as well. Also, always check that the feed she/he is getting does not have a high sugar content. Every horse is unique and can depend on several factors......

Castor oil: A natural solution for dry and flaky skin, eczema and dermatitis in horses

As a horse lover, you naturally want your horse to have a healthy and shiny coat. Unfortunately, horses can suffer from skin problems such as dry and flaky skin, eczema and dermatitis. Fortunately, castor oil offers a natural solution to these conditions.

What is castor oil?Castor oil

Castor oil is extracted from the seeds of the miracle tree (Ricinus communis). Known for its beneficial properties for the skin, this oil has been used for centuries for various purposes, including caring for the skin and coat of horses.

Castor oil benefits for horses with dry and flaky skin, eczema or dermatitis

  • Hydrates and nourishes the skin, leaving a dry and flaky skin is counteracted
  • Has a anti-inflammatory effect, What helps relieve symptoms of eczema and dermatitis
  • Promotes wound healing and helps repair damaged skin
  • Is rich in essential fatty acids that contribute to healthy skin and coat
  • acht and skin care: When used topically, castor oil can help maintain a healthy coat and skin condition in animals. It can help moisturise dry skin, soothe irritation and promote overall skin health.
  • Mane and tail: It is also an excellent ingredient for veterinary care to grow and thicken horses' manes. Castor oil contains essential Omega 9 fatty acids. As a result, brittle or dry tail or mane look and shine healthy again.
  • Hoof care: Applying castor oil to hooves can contribute to their strength and integrity, supporting overall hoof health and reducing the risk of common hoof problems

 

How to use castor oil on horses with skin problems

Very important try a piece of skin first, to see how your horse reacts to it.

  1. Carefully cleanse the affected skin with a mild shampoo
  2. Test a piece of skin first to see how your horse reacts.
  3. Apply a thin layer of castor oil to a patch of skin to see how your horse reacts
  4. then on dry and scaly skin, eczema or dermatitis
  5. Gently massage the oil into the skin for optimal absorption
  6. Repeat treatment daily until skin condition improves

 

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How to use Castor oil for the mane and tail?

Do not spread castor oil on open wounds.

Carefully massage the oil thinly into the tail and mane.

Leave the oil in the mane as long as possible for at least 30 minutes, a few hours afterwards, do not let it sit but wash it out. If necessary, apply shampoo to the mane and tail before rinsing with water. so that the oil is easy to wash out. Use Castor oil 1-2 times a week as an oil cure for best effect.

 

How to use Castor oil for skin?

Apply a few drops of oil on your fingertips (use little)and massage the oil onto the skin. You can leave the oil on for 15 minutes, a few hours. The oil can sometimes feel thick and greasy and it is therefore wise to leave it not apply several times a day. The first time, try a piece of skin to see how your horse reacts to it. If that goes well, you can continue the treatment.

 

 

Additional information on Castor oil: 

Security: Castor oil is generally safe for use in horses, it is essential to follow safety precautions and guidelines. Keep the product out of the reach of children, uninformed persons and animals. Although extensively tested, individual variations and factors may affect outcomes. In case of suspected side effects or concerns, consult a veterinarian.

Shelf life: 5 years

Available in: 100 ml, 500 ml and 1000 ml

Contains: Ricinus communis, Castor oil 99.9%, vitamin e 0.1%

Composition: This product contains high-quality pure castor oil sourced from reputable suppliers. Its composition ensures the availability of essential nutrients and bioactive substances that contribute to its potential animal health benefits.

Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and should not be considered veterinary advice. Always consult a qualified veterinarian for specific questions and guidance regarding your horse's health and care. These products are not medicines and are not for ingestion.

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